Hardcore
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Who is listening to Techno, that person can also listening to HARDCORE 
to AAK-Hardcore 
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Martz said:
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HardCore Owns !!!
hardcore means 2 differnt things to me
Hardcore in reference to Punk
Hardcore in reference to Breakbeat dance music of the early 90's
now if your refering to the latter then you carnt throw it in with techno, as the really pioneers of breakbeat culter pushed forward Hardcore as a means to get away from Techno and a 4 to te floor drum pattern, that was the whole point in the scean, which was lost as it became more popular and diluted in pop culture, your trip to trumpton, the prodigy, etc and whent back underground were it still lives today with people lie FreqNasty, Adam Freeland, Sonic Breakz, SKool of thought, Meat Katie, Tipper etc.
or you could be talking abut a 3rd reffernce of the word Hardcore that i dont know about that is a techno reffernce, this i would be very interested in as ive been listening to techo since 1980 Kraftwerk, thru Derick May and the detriot sound, frank de wulf, Joey Beltram in the 90s, to modern day sven vath, claud young, and the all mighty Dave Clark.
so fill me in on this Hardcore your on about or is it a highjacked term, much like it was from punk to breakbeat?
Hardcore in reference to Punk
Hardcore in reference to Breakbeat dance music of the early 90's
now if your refering to the latter then you carnt throw it in with techno, as the really pioneers of breakbeat culter pushed forward Hardcore as a means to get away from Techno and a 4 to te floor drum pattern, that was the whole point in the scean, which was lost as it became more popular and diluted in pop culture, your trip to trumpton, the prodigy, etc and whent back underground were it still lives today with people lie FreqNasty, Adam Freeland, Sonic Breakz, SKool of thought, Meat Katie, Tipper etc.
or you could be talking abut a 3rd reffernce of the word Hardcore that i dont know about that is a techno reffernce, this i would be very interested in as ive been listening to techo since 1980 Kraftwerk, thru Derick May and the detriot sound, frank de wulf, Joey Beltram in the 90s, to modern day sven vath, claud young, and the all mighty Dave Clark.
so fill me in on this Hardcore your on about or is it a highjacked term, much like it was from punk to breakbeat?
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Euhmm, Lady Dana started with hardcore before she moved on with hardhouseDeadl¥ said:
but thats probally before ur time, broekje!
ferry corsten and dj tiesto also started with hardcore... just like many more producers who produce trance nowadays
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